Michel Reference
TN 826A
Stanley Reference
TN 797
Yvert Reference
TN 768
Themes
Events
Description
This stamp commemorates the fortieth anniversary of the Néo-Destour party (1934-1974), the political organization that led the struggle for national sovereignty. Since its founding in 1934, this movement has been the driving force of the country's political modernization and the architect of the transition to independence. This broadcast highlights the historic role of the party in the construction of the Tunisian state and the consolidation of republican institutions, making this anniversary an essential milestone in the political and social memory of the nation.
The 1945 event highlighted concerns the clandestine crossing of the desert by Habib Bourguiba to reach Egypt. This strategic trip aimed to internationalize the Tunisian cause and obtain crucial diplomatic support at the end of World War II. By immortalizing this journey, Tunisia celebrates the resilience and determination of a leader in the face of the constraints of the colonial era. This stamp anchors this personal ordeal in the common historical heritage, presenting it as a founding act of militant diplomacy which led to the liberation of the country.
The 1945 event highlighted concerns the clandestine crossing of the desert by Habib Bourguiba to reach Egypt. This strategic trip aimed to internationalize the Tunisian cause and obtain crucial diplomatic support at the end of World War II. By immortalizing this journey, Tunisia celebrates the resilience and determination of a leader in the face of the constraints of the colonial era. This stamp anchors this personal ordeal in the common historical heritage, presenting it as a founding act of militant diplomacy which led to the liberation of the country.
Size
25x36 mm
Colors
Polychrome
Designer
Hatem El Mekki
Printers
Courvoisier S.A
Perforation
12
Print
Photogravure
Face Value
0,15 DT
Mint Value
—
Used Value
—
Print Run
1 000 000 exemplaires
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